We wrote a positive comment to each other this week, sang lots of Christmas chorals, and have made some Christmas decorations too. We have enjoyed each other for the last time this year. Thank you for a wonderful year and have a well earned Christmas break.
Love and hugs
Mrs Kruijer
Room 23 QPS
Hi! We are Room 23 Queenstown School. The children use this blog daily as a tool in their learning and for homework activities. Although something is missing; comments. We would love to see more! Comments are moderated on the blog but please add your comments. The kids would love to hear from you. If you would like to Skype, email, wiki, blog with Room 23 QPS. Email me at cyndik@queenstown.school.nz ☺ Thanks.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Christmas
It December and that means it Christmas.
You are fantastic Naomi! I was about to add something about Christmas but you have done it for me!
Santa is coming.
There is some Christmas pictures that you could look at.
By Naomi
You are fantastic Naomi! I was about to add something about Christmas but you have done it for me!
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Week 8
Outdoor Education Week next week: Queenstown Primary School ODE Infromation
Check this link if you have lost the information booklet. Have a great week!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Outdoor Education next week
In preparation for next week we have a lot of different activities happening at school.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon is Bike Afternoon. There was a note that went home on Friday last week along with the ODE programme. We will be looking at the bikes and seeing if they are good to ride and if you can ride a bike. If anyone has a spare bike at home and you are happy for some else to use it, can you please bring it in for other children just incase they do not have one. (By Aaliyah)
The programme is also on the school website: Outdoor Education Week Programme
Tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon is Bike Afternoon. There was a note that went home on Friday last week along with the ODE programme. We will be looking at the bikes and seeing if they are good to ride and if you can ride a bike. If anyone has a spare bike at home and you are happy for some else to use it, can you please bring it in for other children just incase they do not have one. (By Aaliyah)
The programme is also on the school website: Outdoor Education Week Programme
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Korero
In the homework books you will find a peer assessment of your child's Korero presentation. Check it for feedback.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Raw video: Robot camera inside Pike River mine
By Naomi
You are a clever thing Naomi!
We had a minute silence today at 12pm for the mine workers and
our thoughts are with the families who have lost loved ones.
Thank you for adding this video. It is very interesting to be
able to see inside the mine.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Home learning
Just a quick reminder that Home learning this term is the Korero rotation which everyone is doing a wonderful job having themselves prepared for their turn. This is a self management exercise as well as practicing those presentation skills of speaking clearly to an audience.
Reading - every night from their classroom browsing box.
Spelling - from the STEPS programme. Each week your child will bring a list from the programme to learn and these are tested within the programme. I would like to also see these words put into a sentence each in the homework book.
Maths - There are lots of activities on the blog that link in with what we are doing in the class. For activities that are not on the computer you can play maths games such as King of the Mountain. This is a dice game; roll 2 dice and add, subtract, divide, multiply the numbers together. You can also use playing cards in a similar way. The emphasis is quick recall of basic facts and just knowing the basic facts to 10 and 20.
Our School is an Enviro School and are reducing the photocopy sheets of work that get glued into books that are often not completed or get lost.
Reading - every night from their classroom browsing box.
Spelling - from the STEPS programme. Each week your child will bring a list from the programme to learn and these are tested within the programme. I would like to also see these words put into a sentence each in the homework book.
Maths - There are lots of activities on the blog that link in with what we are doing in the class. For activities that are not on the computer you can play maths games such as King of the Mountain. This is a dice game; roll 2 dice and add, subtract, divide, multiply the numbers together. You can also use playing cards in a similar way. The emphasis is quick recall of basic facts and just knowing the basic facts to 10 and 20.
Our School is an Enviro School and are reducing the photocopy sheets of work that get glued into books that are often not completed or get lost.
In my day my small country school did not have a photocopier and we had to write into our own books! Interesting how dependent we can become and how times change!
The home learning I have given is to reduce the impact on the environment and to support the students self management. I try to support all the different ways of learning and try to give a variety of options that fit within the busy lives of children. Home learning is developing the self management skills that students need in their future lives.
It is the 21st Century!
It is the 21st Century!
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Fantastic Brainstorming!
Fantastic to see the brainstorming some of you have posted onto the blog! Here are some different displays you could try:
Taxedo Creater
This creates the words into a shape of your choice.
Wordle
Very similar to Word It Out! and Taxedo
Taxedo Creater
This creates the words into a shape of your choice.
Wordle
Very similar to Word It Out! and Taxedo
Friday, November 19, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Smashed Window!
We had a big surprise on Monday morning when we came to school. One of our big windows had been smashed!
I wonder who could give an information report onto this Voice Thread about how the window was replaced? Please add your comments.
Thank you Aaliyah and Tasmin for taking the photos.
Red Nose Day
RED NOSE DAY THIS FRIDAY! WEAR YOUR RED NOSE AND CLOTHES!
Bring a gold coin to raise money for CURE KIDS
Bring a gold coin to raise money for CURE KIDS
Monday, November 15, 2010
JAPAN
This is Japan's things I am going to tell you.
Our class has been learning about where in the world are we from. We have been making and slide show.
I am going to tell you my flag, my clothing, my money,my building, the animals, the climate, the population and the food.
Japan's language is Japaneses
You could go on Wikipedia and find out some more stuff
by Naomi
Japan's flag
Japan's clothing they are called Yukata
Japan's money
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